Background: Climate change is one of the most complex human challenges in future. One consequences climate exposure people to heat stress, especially outdoor environments. The aim this study was model changes trend stress environments coming decades context and global warming. Methods: Wet Bulb Globe Temperature (WBGT) index, Canadian Earth System Model (CanESM2), Statistical Down Scaling (SDSM...

Heat-stress-related injuries and deaths are a serious concern to the military. A joint Army/Air Force publication (TB MED 507) provides heat stress guidance based on the wet-bulb globe temperature (WBGT), soldier work rate, and clothing level. In a military environment, however, accurate WBGT measurements or predictions (for planning purposes) may not be available or practical to obtain; thus, ...

background: heat stress evaluation and timely notification, especially using meteorological data is an important issue attracted attention in recent years. therefore, this study aimed at answering the following research questions: 1) can enthalpy as a common environmental parameter reported by meteorological agencies be applied accurately for evaluation of thermal condition of outdoor settings,...

Objectives To derive an empirical model for the impact of aerobic fitness (maximal oxygen consumption; V̇O2max in mL∙kg−1∙min−1) on physical work capacity (PWC) heat. Design Prospective, repeated measures. Methods Total completed during 1 h treadmill walking at a fixed heart rate 130 b∙min−1 was assessed 19 young adult males across variety warm and hot climate types, characterised by wet-bulb gl...

original article   introduction: exposure to heat is one of the workplace risk factors, which may lead to thermal strain, such as rising heart rate and body temperature. to have the best association between a heat stress indices and physiological parameters have always been a major concern for those studying the subject. this study aims to compare the association of two heat stress indices with...